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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
OTHER LOCAL NEWS.
,,,soAoHlye MEETING OF THE
fA' @,rssIYAL STOCKHOLDERS
YAK Gossip As to Who is to be the
he~ I,,,t q tho Company The Pres
-, prssieat 10 be Reelected.

n Nov York Hcreid's financial ar
.I.,. Yesterdays issue has the follow
'. ,..o,3 Terminal furnished about
.. ,rur.h the trade today ana 'nfee
e'' .. If the gossip and interest
i''''. tle conanCuonsly-weak spot IN
.,,,t hnt tie common stock hard
,.os-d the close and finished at a
ID. nrllrrrcd shares opened at q drop
.,3 slll down J lower. To &C,
OF ..r tbe decline il was sad by some
January dividend was gong to
4" ., ,urmised that The new Georgia
,...l company was depressing the
'.- +. .,lcr 70 buy it for control. 1t
t ..a,eicd on al bands that
.ava.b.iug 0agod among the direct
.,r,wa cloud oycrthe entire ma
,....r. fua greater part of the day.
1..r. toowa that Mr.. i. /. J. lower
,-r, f, refused to become director
-.. I.raual company, and selling by
sn..ag Doubtless helped the de-
..
sock rallied sharply in the late
.-.. in sympathy with the harden
ae general list and on the nows
... directors were in session 10 dis
....ivi, ad The meeting did not
r..l nlhy > o'clock.
\....r vas done aooUt the DIVIDEND
n. UH, .lc'de" ~ 'O''S,,''''',.'' ..O..l,
g. t. ot "'i','i .., .L . ,,ros -; w..
n-r. 'ae rec ,.,'...' . w H. L,t NJ TnL1
az ta. l,wAa' 'o'-i mt. ~ on 90 tho tho
81. ..u.r' N-' .e Richmond ond
reyt lrDs''. ...o,t tbatnos;t;or
iarr.0. ,'.l.,. binted tbet tbe
ltVa. ',t ,.. ss1ts This nos;tion
r.,- H.t r.. f,ct tbst GENERAL
l,t. ,;.o.rres;5ent A IN
. '. .Le rreferred shares
t ,..,,iors of the hoard
., ,..,,rg II and believe
,'.tt A. the same time
81, b.l;.vo that certain
.....r, % of tho stocl,. and
.,..,. nov. vote AGAINST the
.-.~ ,,cotin., IN nrenare
..t.t-ll do
t '.a. Wa. ' ''' ., nniorst,p5 tbe
....l-.l I'm
,.. r.t IN Richmond ves.
H.. n,obsblv IN New York
~'..I i+..tLoI1ors will ,noat
-.l ,ba Donvillo stock.
tl5.' ''i'., ''' 49, ''
-.'..' "''-'''''
'- -l1 1-'li'-ND h1 fA''SI-D
Netrays IribV0r says: The pre-
fr.I stock az the richmond ana west
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
raE TERMINAL COMPANY.
Richmond ana DanvtIie Annual Meet
m-postp0ued- Dividends Declared.

Ecrrond ana DanViIie Annual Meet
m-ro,tp0ued- E,ividrnce Declared.
al telegram o. tie Dispatch.l
Nsn lug. December 1O.-The di-
r...r, oi the Richmond Terminal Com
rar to-day resumed their attempts at
up slate for the Richmond
al U.aulio election, bnt without sue
c.. They have therefore ordered that
,. Richmond and Danvile annual
l..l- be- postponed until the 2lst i'll
..t
'e Office Of president was rendered to
,.l g.. lrmau, but hepositively declined
t....lt d., and 10 selection hasyet been
George s. SCOTS name has been
..oa.d DO connection with this Office.
I.. Terminal directors also instructed
o.. directors Of the Richmond and Dan
yet. declare dividend OF 3 per cent.
upon tle stock Of that company and de
t-uil.i % declare "a seml-annual div
c.il 0i y. per cent. upon the stock OF
e. Terminal
Tire terminal election will be held
l. President Sully's annual re-
lHrr., discussed and sent TO the print
e. l tins report, it is said, Mr.. Sully
ror ends that the Richmond and
I1vle Company have executive OIL
e.n ..l .rate aud distinct from those OF
u Terminal company.
% has been mmored in Wall street
ta.t D. d. Flower and William Rocka-
i.l.r l.l sold their Terminal stock and
ta. ;.ey had decided not to go into the
LHri n Directors.
One Of the officers Of the Terminal
company SAID tonight that the directors
ml uot received any notice from these
gentlemen Of any such decision on their
part. ani that their names still remained
an the committees appointed at the con-
ference. held at the Windsor Hotel O
wee. ago. 10 was, however, generally
believed on the streets and at the Wind
sor Hotel that these gentlemen would
decIue 20 become directors ia either the
Terminal or Richmond and Danville
Railroad COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
CHEMISTRY OF COAL.
DIR. Iayior's Lecture Last Night Be
fore the Mechanics InstItute.

DR. William II. Taylor, State Chemist
a1i City Coroner. delivered delightful
lecture last night before the pupils OF
tAe Mechanics Institute. His discourse
Was crtsd The Chemistry Of Com
le.f'oe Da, Of this prolific subject he
cDoe One banch-which is intimately
connected with commerce and chem
1879 coal It's origin, nature, and
uses Le maintained that its origin
vs. vegetable matter in some cases
a-t animal matter in others. 1t Is
rs1 u mctal-manufacture, in sugar,
s.4a-, and Pas-making, aud other articles
81 commerce, and i'll numberless other
ministries Ia its nature, he said, 1t IL
composed Of carbon aud mineral matter
ess rtIaly.
The Doctor was attentiyely listened TO,
and BIS dry wit caused much amusement,
while his practical instruction went deep
into Tie minds Of his hearers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
Pa,arAceIaent nj a CoaI.nine.

WLxEsBARRE, Pa, December 10.--At
Luzerne, borough four miles from
here, the carriage at Waddells shaft used
for hosting coal was about TO be lowered
in pit three hundred feet deep. Upon
il were ten miners. When within one
hundred feet OF the bottom the carriage
became stationary and the rope began
TO slacken. Before tho engineer could
take up the slack the carriage suddenly
descended with great force. throwing
four OF the men oil, who fell to the bot
tom Of the pit. James John, son OF
William John, engineer at the shaft, and
Hugh Monaghan were horribly man
gled and instantly killed. -Four others
had many broken bones and will UNI
doubtedly die. Three other men chung
10 the ropes and chains that carried the
car and escaped serious injury. although
badly shaken up.
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The Chicago Typo Troubles.
fpv tele0rauh To the Dlsnatch.I

Chicago. December 10.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the Chicago Type
graphical Union has issued circular Ia
the other unions Of the United States.
1t charges that the Chicago Typotheta
is being supported by the employing
printers OF the country in its efforts to
destroy the Typographical Union. II
says the striking printers are determined
not to sign the iron-clad contract, and
asks for financial aid to support them in
their pOsitiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
VERDICT ron THE CITY.
40 Damages for mr.. moore--0ther Cir
cait.Court Cases.

Ia tie City Circuit Court yesterday
morning tho jury in the case OF NJ. j.
Moore IS. the City Of Richmond, which
bad been unable 10 agree the day before,
returned a verdict for the defendant. a
motion 10 set aside the verdict was over
ruled. and the plaintiff was granted leave
b file bills Of exception at any time
during the present term. This was q
suit brought by Mr. Moore TO recover
5000 damages for injuries received Dy
him July 81, 1887, 10y falling into 2 hole
in the sidewalk on the west SIDE oil
Laurel street between Holly and China;
The habeos corpus cese OF brown enc
wife as. PatSey Smith, fully reported
yesterday, was called and continued M
III tho i9th instant In order TO obtain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
Chiongo Jail on.eiaIs Scared.

By telegraph 10 tue DlrPatlu-l
CHICAGO. December 10.-Tho officials
in the county jail are in almost frenzy
of fear and uncertainty over disclosures
regarding the surreptitious possession OF
contraband articles by prisoners. The
finding of bombs in Linggs cell has
never been probed to its depth. Neither
has the person been discovered who fur
nished the several doses of poison taken
by George Engel. Saturday last Al
calibre revolver and over one hundred
cartridges were found in the cell OF
Michael Lynch, who shot and killed OF
ficer William S. Holloran in July last,
and last evening it was learned that the
latter discovery prevented the carrying
out of a well-defned plot to liberate half
a dozen of the worst criminals In jail.
Immediately on the finding of the re-
volyer and ammunition by Jailer Folz,
Lynch was taken from his cell and
placed in solitary confinement for over
100 hours, manacled to the cell door, and
fed on bread and water. All the details
have been suppressed by the jail officials,
but it is known that the plan was to
arm Lynch and number of other
prisoners, and getting them into the
LAWYERS cage on some pretence, have
them all make a combined break for
liberty, shooting down the guards il
necessary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
FINANCIAL.
HEw YORK, BaLTruoar, AND HIcz'
M0ED sTocX EXCHANGES
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco, Tur-
psntins, Resin, Tar, ana
Peanut Markets



Ngw YORK December 1.-THE stock Marker
to-day was extremely dull aitor the brss hnli-
hour. and while heavy 70 weak therc was ALMOST
no features Of iaterosi developed throughout tne
sessiou. The hank statement was disappOint-
ment 90 the bears and prevented the usuhi
Saturday selling movement at the Close. h'cn-
mOnd and West Point preferred recovered nand-
someiy from ~ late depression. Movements ~
most stocks were tor small fractions and devoid
entirely Of feature. Tho temper Of the room was
cOnservAtlveiy bearish. Tue opening was heavy
at fractional declines. which were supplemented
I'm the early trading by further losses. The mar
ket became extremely duh after tho first attack
was compiatod, and from that ume dealings
were fea.ureless beyond fairly Arm tone,
which lasted I'LL the close. which. however. was
barely firm at or near the lowest prices reacted
The closing prices are generally lover, though.
Ia few cases for more than "a per cent. tne
exceptions being Burlington and Quincy. which
lost II. Kansas aud 1exss ~. and Pacific NAN
=. On tho other hand, Richmond and west
POiLt preferred rose IL, and Central faclnc
per cent Sales aggregated $1,000 shares.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. December i0.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: reserve,
Increase, $j64,ii5; loans, decrease, sl,i13OJ;
specie, increase. s2l9.S00: logal-tondeis, de-
crease. f312,3g0 deposits, decrease, s2,Vc3,eVO ;
circulation, decrease, $40 COO
Tho banks now hold i5,2lOSOO in excess Ok ihe
% per cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
The baltimore ana Ohio Railroad

IBy Telegraph % IIo DI5PaIVH-I
BALTIMORE, December 10.-At q
meeting of the directors Of the Balti
more and Ohio railroad to-day Vice.
President Samuel Spencer was elected
president and his salary fixed at S25, OOC
per anuum. President CARROTS salary
was 81 600. The resignation OF Second
vice President Thomas n. King was pre-
santed and accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
Fatal Train Collision.

IH3 tV4VoI "TII 70 'I1V '7I'I''07H1FI
CHICAGO, December 10.-A Chatta-
nooga Tenn. special says: 1.-TWO freight
trains on the Cincinnati Southern railroad
collided yesterday at Darwin, Tenn. The
engine of the rear train was overturned,
crushing the fireman William HutzelD
to death and mangling the engineer
David O'DonnelD for life. Two weeks
ago the engineer and fireman on this
same engine were killed in a wreck in
Memo. The superstition of the trainmen
is so strong that new hands cannot be
found tonight to man the train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
Aiaxandria Noies.
Especial telegram TO the DIspatch.l

IspeclaI telegTam 70 inc DIspaIcu'I
ALEXANDRIA, VA, December 10
Tom Moore, the negro who set Brents-
Vile jail afre recently and escaped and
was captured, has been sentenced 10 two
years in the penitentiary.
A large party of Minnesota people
were here sightseeing to-day.
An old lady named Amelia Davidson
was here to-day soliciting funds to en-.
able her to reach Stanton. She says
she is niece OF Andrew jackson,
Twenty-Five grandchildren accompany
her.
A large gymnastic apparatus plant has
arrived and is being placed in the Young
Mems Christian Association building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
Fire in Combines.

10y te4o6i oPH =" '-O Di'Po''"'i
CHICAGO, December lO.-A special
from Chattanooga, Tenn, to the Netcs
says: News has just reached here that a
fire has broken out IN the coal mines OF
the Roane Iron Company at lockwood,
sixty-two miles north of this place. The
cause of the fire is unknown, but is sup
posed to be the result of spontaneous
combustion. The damage done by the
fire has already reached several thou
sand dollars, and the flames are growing
fiercer every hour. Great efforts have
been made to control them without avail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
The Murderers OF Constable WheIe'
bnu.

by Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, December 10.--The trial Of
the seven men indicted for manslaughter
for killing Constable Whelehan in County
Clare was concluded to-day. The jury
were unable to agree in the case OF the
two Murphys, but returned verdict Of
guilty against OLeary and the four other
prisoners O'Leary was sentenced totem
years Imprisonment and the other four
to seven wears each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
CIIICAaO.

CHICAGO. December lO.-Ihere we're reports Of
a cold wave I'm the wheat bolt at the opening OF
Change to-day. May wheat opened az s5hc..
but Immediately sold OF 70 sac, which Was
trifie below what it closed at last night May corn
opened &c. higher al $3.50. and sold immedi-
ately at54<c. PORK opened higher at $3.50 for
January sud worry light receipts Of hogs al the
yards. The Government report which was in-
complete, had a bearish effect on the market.
aud This feeling was hoped along by report
that Ferry had been assassinated. May wheat
sold dowa % S4c.s by lao O'Clock, the decline
being helped along by weakness In corn. At
1890 II was fairly steady at $50. Great depress-
ing influence Ia corn was large. The estimated
receipts for Monday whom they were made
known, dropped IL 70 SIC. for May. Provisions
reacted trile after the bear crowd stopped
selling.
F,tft RAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
Xmas presents.
MARRIAGES.

ELIIs-COx.-Married In Washington. d. g.,
December 8. 1877, By Rev. \. II. Giesty. " All
SHALL ELLIS sad ALICE " COX; both OF Ash
land. Va.
HETZER--JOYNES.-- Married. November 9th,
ats ~, at the residence OF the brides mother.
40i west Narshall street by Rev 4. q. Dashioli,
Miss JENNIE c. J0YNEs 10 orTo Q. HEfzsh
both OF this city.
KRRsEY-TIoNOR.-M November 20
1857, as the residence Of the bfides parents, no.
2iOl east Brosd street. Richmond. Va. CHARLES
4. kERSEY and Miss Z. ROSA TlGNOh
wALDR0N- CRUMP.-Maried, on THURSDAY
the 2lth of November. 1887, by Rev, w. n Eyans,
Mr.. RICHARD WALDkUN and Miss VIRGINIA
i. CRUMP, OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, ND. December ll--Cotton steady
and dull; mlddling, l0Rc. Flour steady and
quiet Mheat-SOuthern nrm: red. 0Oa92c.;
amber. g2ag3c western easier aud dun; No
winter red. spot eikc. bid; January. s64a
SIZE; February. SsHaassc; Nay, Wa9i5ac.
Corn-Southern steady; white, 5oao1c.; yellow,
55a57c.: western easier and duh; mixed. spot,
new, t8as9Ac.; January, 5ia57hc.; February.
5SAa5sNc. Oats steady aud nrm; southern and
Pennsylvania, 35a3Sc.; western white. 3Saf0c.
western mixed. s5eS7c. Rye steady at 62a6sc.
Provisions steady with fair inquiry. Potatoes
steady AZ t2ak2i0. sugar-COpper redned hrm
At ifkc. Whisky steady az N.iiasi.iA other
steamer dull; cotton. Is. SD: -Four, 10. Cd;
CINCINNATI
CTNcfSSAri, December i0.--Flour quiet Wheat
flrm; No. red. s0sSDNc. Corn In moderate de-
mand and lower No. Z, Akc. Oats easy; No. Z.
.giAc Pork nrm az ti6 Lard quiet at E.25
Bulk-meats aud bacon quiet, arm, aud AN.
changed. Whiskey steady 4; Hoo Hogn steady |,
common aud light, tiasAlo; paoxins and butch
LoUIsvItLK
wheat-No. Cred. s5c Corn-No. z, 5she. Oats
No 2, S3N. Provisions steady.
WILMINGTON.
Wu.NISGrox. December 10. ---rurpsntins steady
al Size Rosin nrm; strained, s2ke; good
strained, Gkc. Tar hrm AZ SI.i0. Crude turpen.
tine frin; hard, sl0o; yelios-dsp ana yirSins 81.
Sgw YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW yoRK. December io.-cotron--Net re-
ceipts, t65 bales. elcss receipts. 5,a5s baioA
Fulares closed nrin; sales. &s,soo eales; Decsm-
ber, fl0fiai.042; January siois, February,
SOS; March, slnS0a$ia67; April, sio1aA$lAiSi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
VI. wilson's Case.

by Anglo-American cable to tho Dlspatch.l
PARIS. December 10.-M. Wilson was
examined today 10y the commission ap-
pointed to inquire into the charges
against him. He begged that the com
mission render prompt decision in the
case, in order that the violent and IN
merited newspaper attacks on him might
pc0ep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
MARINE sNTELLIGEsCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 10, 1881.

steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. United states
mail merchandise, and passengerar L. Is. IAtum'
agent. $50, -
Steamer Ashland, ----, Philadelphia. mer-
chnndise and passengers, j. ". McCanieA,
agent - ,
Schooner l.. A. Rose, Rose, Philadelphia, coal,
5. Z. Lathr0p Co.
SAILED.
Schooner Julia L. Hopkins, Hopkins. Newport
News. granite, Richmond Granite Company;
vessel, Curtis n Parker.
schooner Addie schaerer, Randolph. Peters
burg, fertilizer. Allison & Addison; vessel, Cur
Schooner N. Dunuock, Hubbard, chicKahorni-
ny, to load lumber for Baltimore: vessel Curtis
q Parker. ~.
nOur.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. DECEMBER 10, 1887.
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Campus Q3ritishl, Locheed, Norfolk
SAILED.
steamers ThanemOre lBrltiahl, Cutcher, and
stag (Brtlsh), Robinson. Liverpool.
steamer Elmneld, Finch. Bremen.
Steamship Seneca, Walker, New York
CLEARED.
Bark Kistrel Brihsh), Priest, Curocoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 10, 1881.
OFFERINQs.


OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-2,G02 bushels.
CoRS.-30c2 bushels.
OATs.-ji2 bushela
kYE.-ll bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WHBAT.-White, % bushels very good at DC ;
GO bushels common at Tjc. lOngberry, l,UO
bushels primo at g9c' Mixed. 20 bushels gOon
at Soc. 40 bushels good at S5c. shortoerry, u
bushels very good az sSc. 4S bushels good az
S6c. bushels good at Soc. d, l0i bushels far az
s2c. Total sales Of wheat, 1892 bushels
Offerings to-day OF wheat 2,JJ! oushels,
same day last year. AKA bushels. sales To-
day OF wheat. 1892 bushels: same day last year,
eO0 bushos. Offerings 50 far this year, 5sJ,l.5.
bushels; same time last year, Gh9 Sl2 bushels.
Extreme range Of prices to-day, 10 10 92c same
day last year - 20 95c. 49,.
COBN.-White. 12l bushels prime at 5sc; l,1@
bushels very good on private terms, 2lS bushels
very good at BIC. 1856 bushels good AT 90
Mixed, 30 buehels very good at BE-: a bushels
good at 56c Total sales OF corn, 2,5g2 bushels.
OATs.-Spriug. ~ bushels very good ar SAc.
RYE:-l4 bushels prime on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
R1oHmoxD rupAvuu MARKET.

DECEMBER 10. 1887.
No loose sold to-day. Tho weeks business has
been very good, aud the weather IS favorable 70
heavy breaks next week. Planters are pleased
with prices, and we have no doubt but that these
will continue steady, while the present demand
favors q further advance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARXET.
RICHMOND STOCK FxCaANag

BALTIMORE, ND. December i0.-Virglnia 6s.
consolidated, with coupon, 20 l0iOs, ~; now
8s, 614. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
uarse.Thieyes Killed.

10y tcIoBIbpu 10 tII0 Dl'P-10I1'I
ST. LOUIS, December 10.-A party OF
men near Bear City, Kan, chased a
nartv OF horse thieves into Panhandle
Thursday and killed three OF them.
This breaks mp the gang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
LATE WEATHER REPORT

t3y telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l
$500, WASHINGTON, December Ill A. H.
For Virginia, colder, fair weather, light
lELIn TO freeh westerly winds, yeering 70
tNh fresh 10 brisk northwesterly winds.
- For North Carolina, cooler, fair woa-
Their. light TO fresh winds, becoming
n0rtheSsterly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

Especial telegram 70 ihe Dispatch.I
NoRFoLK, Va, December l0.-The
Portsmouth Daily Record ceased pub
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
s.g- TRINITY METHODIST EpIs

COPAL CHURCH corner Of Broad and Twen-
tieth streets).-The pastor, Rev. JOSEPH Il. SUR
CHS, will preach at II A. NJ. and 100 L. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

LEGATION to-day after FIVE weeks exist
encc.
Bears from the Dismal Swamp killed
six cows on the farm Of John Castiue, in
Pleasant Grove district, on Thursday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

gSl3- CHRISTADELPHIAN DIS
COURSE at Cersleys Hall Hull street, Man.
chester) az $3.50 p. NJ. Goats free. No collection
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
,sr SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

tsis1 SECOND BAPTIST UHU hCIi---
corner Main and Sixth streets).-Rev. W. w.
LANDRUM, d. d., pastor. Will preach at II A. N.
and 7:4h = NJ. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm

Market Urn.
QUOTATIONS..
MTDpLfSG. 97fc.
Low MIDDLIEG, 9kc.
GOOD ORDINARY, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

TUE wEArnER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa
partly cloudy, rainy, and werm.
p.nga ~ ThermoIneter Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

SATURDAY, December 10, 1897.
sALEs-FIRsr BOARD 600 Virginia now 3s at
ST., do. at "a; 100 Richmond cityCs (shorp
at 1O3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

Mean temperature.... ....--..~''''0l .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-13
SALMAGUNDI.

T.Y.URIC RYY2 send away for
goods when you can save freight by
huying ut ReiEhart's. 5-11-3t.
&C. Wallace, of Eureka, was in town
last night.
Lou Engler, Of Tuscarora, spent the
day i'll town.
Mrs. H. H. Coryell is visiting her
brother, County Clerk, G. b, Wise
man.
Thomas Foster, Of Carlin, came up
last evening AID stopped over ID town
to-day.
David Lindsay, of Union City, Eure-
la county, was here and took part in the
dance last night.
Farmer Shoecraft came down from
Tuscarora yesterday by private convey
ance, aPd lett, enrly this morning for
home.
George Russell and Jonn r. Bradley
hthiN0N ny AaSb eNSuAuS tram. Dir.
Russell has been Oh a trip to San
francisco.
Milt Polk came down from Hulleck
this morning with. his right hand in a
sling caused by too close IN intimacy
with bafbed wire.
Sewing girls IN the east end of Lon
don make shirts for four cents each, and
furnish their own thread. By hard lu-
bor they can make six shirts n day.
Rev. Mr.. Scott, Of California. will
preuch at the church in this place on
Sunday, morning aud evening. The
public il cordially invited to attend.
The fire this morning should remind
our citlzeus of the Importance OF using
extreme caution, especially when every
thing is so dry, and barrel or two of
water ut hand might save valuable prop
erty.
The thermometer stood within II de-
gr"es of ze=a+at Winnemucon yesterday
morning. The weather is quite cold
here for the cline of year, aud ice stood
on tub OF water in front of this.1 q: e
up aF.noon to-day.
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